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Dont do it!!!!!
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I think this would be a prime example of why Belgians are famous for things other than shoes.
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Yeh, they are a little…different. Not something I would buy.
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Dont do it!!!!!
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my thoughts entirely…
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Pass!
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Is there a German here who can ship me a couple of shoes with a courier service (cheapest, NO Hermes though)?.. Got a guy on eBay who charges 60 € for 4 pairs, there must be a cheaper way… :-\
Guy actually only charged 20 € - I'm just fucking blind.
Anyway: 4 pairs of GATs coming my way, under 100 € shipped. Fuck yeah.
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Does anyone have one of these?
http://biolitestove.com/products/basecamp/
Or the smaller Campstove?
I've had a boner for one since I first saw it, on my short list of things to buy
We get sudden storms out here that can knock power out anywhere from a day to weeks, seems like a good thing to have, especially since there is a pile of sticks next to my front door that my dogs bring home from walks
And it's fuckin cool
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I really want to try out a pair of the 666SI double indigo but alas am currently too poor, anyone else in the 36" waist range feeling like a group purchase for a tour?
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I have 4 21oz IH jeans. 634S-B, the 2 all-black ones, one w/zip, the other slimmer w/buttons, 461S, and a Gray w/black weft (is that SBG?) that is a Jelado collab.
Question 1: How many different actual weave/denims is that?
They all feel different. the 634S-B feels lighter, less thick than Blacks and the SBG or whatever it is…which feels similar to the Blacks. The actual denim weave looks chunkier on those latter ones.
Question 2: How much of this am I imagining and do I have to go back to having less time on my hands?
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I'll take that as a no then
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I have 4 21oz IH jeans. 634S-B, the 2 all-black ones, one w/zip, the other slimmer w/buttons, 461S, and a Gray w/black weft (is that SBG?) that is a Jelado collab.
How many different actual weave/denims is that?634S-B is the same denim as 461s, just dunked in dye
The 2 blacks, it they are black weft and black warp are the same 21oz denim as each other but that denim is produced on a projectile loom rather than the shuttle that the above denim is woven on.
The Jelado collab sounds like SBG which is a 21oz shuttle loom woven denim, same weave as the 634S-B and 461S, just different colour warp and weft…. -
Thank you Giles. Edit: I realize the Jelado/IH is actually the IH-634S-GR denim. It seems to be softening the way the 461S and 634S-B have/had–but as I say, the imagination is a wonderful thing and I had wondered if it was more like those resilient Blacks, especially after a wash. If I know it gets more like the others (634S-B, 461S), I will resume shoveling snow in them pronto.
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So I hate to be that guy but I need some advice.
I own a ton of Gitman Vintage shirts, because it's all I've known for awhile and they size consistently.
No IH retailers near me and was wondering how IH shirts (work and western) usually fit compared to Gitman Vintage.
I understand that measurements tell the tale, but only to a certain extent in my experience with shirts.
I'll measure a shirt, order the size that's closest to that, but then I usually find something that isn't quite right.
So some first hand comparison would be much appreciated.
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I don't have any experience with Gitman, but if I remember you have the MF Appaloosa.
I wear XL in IH shirts. Practically exclusively and they fit like the XL Appaloosa does. Hope that helps @Broark
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Thanks summ3rhays , did you also get a XXL in that one?
Great shirt, I don't get to wear it enough due to the denim on denim look.
I'm pretty sure @urbanwoodsman has a few Gitman shirts if I recall correctly. -
I typically take a Medium in IH and get a good fit, but with a pretty fitted shoulder. (eg the IHSH-91)
I own a Gitman Vintage Oxford, also a Medium, but with a bit more room in the shoulder (maybe 0.5") and possibly in the chest too. It's also definitely an inch or so longer.
…. Now I'm having second thoughts...
